The 4-Steves is a video series by Steve Cash and his personalities. Each episode is a music video of a band. However, the music rarely plays as each Steve has a hard time tollerating each other. If you want to watch the whole series as it evolved from music to mayhem, click here

Serious Steve - (Shown in upper left hand corners) Serious Steve is one of the more angry percentages of Steve Cash's personality. This Steve is often bothered by minor problems and enjoys yelling at others for fun. This Steve can scream 13 swear words within 6 seconds. He is known for his hate of traffic. He once killed a man.......... in a video game.....

The Real Steve - (Shown in lower left hand corners) The Steve in lower left corners is the real Steve. He enjoys playing music, but always wants to please everyone. He does his best to keep everything entertaining, but he is always interrupted by his other personalities. This Steve is the director of each video, although he hardly has control.

Passive Steve - (Shown in lower right hand corners) The Steve in the lower right hand corner is very quiet. He usually doesn't speak unless it's important. He loves to play the drums, and has been wanting to play them in a video for a long time. However, it never happens. He enjoys web programming, making video games and reading about quantum physics. He also enjoys philosophy and astronomy.

Innocent Steve - (Shown in upper right hand corners) The URHC (upper right hand corner) Steve is an idiot. This Steve likes Katy Perry so much that he went to her concert. He hugs his cats every morning and cries while watching sad movies. The other Steves have heard rumors that he pees the bed. No one has confirmed if it's true.

The 4 Steve's videos began with a group effort music video. As many self collaborative music videos, Steve created multiple screens. Only three were actually needed, but without a fourth, the screen wouldn't be square. So with an extra person on the screen to fill in the space, dialog eventually began between them and each personality slowly became it's own. If you search far enough into Steve's youtube channel, you'll see that the 4Steves debut was in a song called "Date Rape" by Sublime. By the very next video "Teenage Dream from Katy Perry" (which never happened by the way) the Steves took off into their own worlds, making their music videos more like chaos footage. 4Steve videos are edited in real time with a "Video Remote Editor" (Or editing remote control) manufactured by Fancyfluke Industries.